PERSONAL.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 26 April 1913, Page 5

PERSONAL.

A Melbourne cable states that the Hon. F. M. B. Fisher will return to , New Zealand at the end, of the week. . The death occurred ,'m Wellington yesterday of Mr James EmMing, formerly , general manager of the. Bank of New' Zealand. •..''. iMr L.:B.;Bradstock, late of Eketa- : fitina, is: gazetted manager of the s ; Boys' Industrial School at Stoke, as from the 28th inst. .: Mr J. Lomas, Superintendent of ■ -Workers' Dwellings, and Mr Woburn : Temple, architect to the Department, were in Masterton yesterday. Messrs H. T. Ellingham {Horoeka), ... T.« 0. Haycock,; (Martinborough), and Bertram R. Bunny (Longbush) nave been nominated,as the Crown tenants' representative on the Wellington ■ Land BoardTheir Excellencies Lord' and ' Lady Liverpool visited: Cam-bridge; yesterdayVr His -Excellency performed the opening ceremony at/ the Oamhridge chrysanthemum showv The Governor and' Lady Liverpool were accorded a civic welcome, and were presented with an illuiminated address. A Hastings telegram states that Mr James Garnett, Mayor of that town, was taken ill on Thursday night, and was removed to •a, private hospital. He is euffering from appendicitis and peritonitis. ■ An operation was ;considered imperative at an early hour yesterday morning. The latest information is that lie is doing as well as can be expected. By the. last mail from Sydney, advice was received that Miss Ethel Johnson, of Masterton, was making a satisfactory recovery, and it was hoped that she would be sufficiently well to enable her to return to New Zealand in the course of a few weeks. * A,quiet wedding took place at Wellington on Wednesday, wlien Mr Clarence David Cox, of the Railway Department, Wellington, eldest son of Mr and Mrs E. C. Cox, of Cambridge Street, Pahiatua, and Miss Delia Winifred Cleary, daughter of Mr and Mrs, John Cleary, of Oamaru, -.were united in matrimony. Mr H. Lorimer, who "has been a ?member of the clerical staff of the 'Pahiatua Railway Station for some considerable time and who has been -transferred to Masterton, was presented with a silver-mounted shaving outfit by the Paliiatua railway staff and Ihe carriers on Thursday afternoon. The presentation was mado "by &at> stationmaster, Mr T. Quinn.